Advantage Rule: Flow Must Go On
The advantage rule in soccer allows play to continue after a foul if the fouled team is in a better position than they would…
The advantage rule in soccer allows play to continue after a foul if the fouled team is in a better position than they would…
If you’re an attacking player, staying onside in soccer is important. Understanding the rules and knowing how to stay onside is priority number one…
Soccer rules say you cannot grab other players. Grabbing someone stops them from moving freely on the field, which is against the rules. TL;DR:…
If your soccer team has more than 11 players on the field during a match, the referee will award a direct free kick to…
A corner kick is awarded to the attacking team when the ball goes out of play across the defending team’s goal line. It can…
A handball is a common foul where a player intentionally touches the ball with their hand or arm, between the tips of their fingers…
For most parents and fans, the soccer substitution rules can be complicated. When can a player go in? How many substitutions can a team…
U.S. Soccer has implemented a policy that prohibits children aged 10 and under from heading the ball during games and practice. Key Takeaways From…
A slide tackle in soccer is legal if it is not considered a dangerous play. For example, a foul will be called if a…
A throw-in is awarded to a team when the opposing team touches the ball and crosses over the touchline either on the ground or…